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LU Briefs
Fraternity holds initiation
Kappa Sigma fraternity has announced its initiation of members,
Kenneth Gartner, spokesperson, said.
They include Mark Bridges, Beaumont senior; Louis Havens, Port
Arthur senior; Chris West, Colmesneil sophomore; Keith Kemply,
Houston senior; and Robert Rubio, Beaumont sophomore.
Omega Theta Alpha sets meetings
Omega Theta Alpha has scheduled meetings for Monday from 11
a.m. until 1:30 p.m., and on Tuesday from 12:30 p.m. until 1:30 p.m.,
Cathy Jones, publicity chairman for OTA, said.
The group will have a guest speaker at Monday's meeting, with a free
lunch beginning at 11 a.m.
The organization has announced its officers for the 1990-1991
academic year, Jones said.
They include Cynthia Gibson, Nederland senior, president; Denise
Hebert, Groves senior, first vice president; Cindy Sutherline, Nederland
sophomore, second vice president; and Dorothy Bailey, Nederland
sophomore, secretary/treasurer.
Other officers are Gay Nell McCaughn, Beaumont freshman,
photographer; and Jones, Beaumont freshman.
Bowl-a-thon planned
Junior Achievement of Beaumont will hold a Bowl-a-thon to raise
money for school programs on Oct. 27, Billy Pruett, spokesperson, said.
Junior Achievement teaches economics and the American free
enterprise system to students of all ages.
For more information, telephone 833-3860.
Society elects officers
The Accounting Society has elected officers for the 1990-91 academic
year, Michael Kiefer, vice president, said.
Karen Townley, a senior from Vidor, will serve as president and
Mict lel Kiefer, Beaumont senior, will serve as vice president.
;ers elected to office include Renee Brown, Beaumont senior,
' trc- rer; Stephanie Sawyer, Beaumont senior, secretary; and Vanessa
|Ct i .nan, Port Arthur senior, SGA representative.
he society will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in 101 Galloway Business
Si: iding.
Ray Adams, owner of an accounting job placement and recruiting
rm in Houston, will be the guest speaker at the meeting. His topic will
i "Do You Really Know the Job You Are Considering?"
Brooks, Meyers to debate
The League of Women Voters, the Press Club of Southeast Texas,
and the Spindletop Business and Professional Women will co-sponsor a
debate between Jack Brooks and Maury Meyers, candidates for.
Congress, Oct. 22 at Central Mall.
The debate will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be open to the general
public.
Members of the news media will question the candidates.
Rice Festival set for Oct. 3-6
The Texas Rice Festival will be held in Winnie Oct. 3-6. It is in
celebration of the rice harvest.
For further information, telephone 296-2231.
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Submissions to Pulse due Oct. 5
By Vicki Huddleston
UP contributing writer
The deadline for submitting
literary work for the 30th anniversary
fall issue of Pulse is noon Oct 5.
According to editors Melissa
Hudler and Karen Holstead, Pulse
was founded in the spring of 1960 to
offer a forum for students to exhibit
their literary work once each long
semester and to win prizes for their
efforts.
Entries of poetry, essay and short
Fiction are accepted. Foreign
language translations are also
accepted for publication but are not
eligible for prizes.
Cash prizes are awarded in the
following categories: the Eleanor
Poetry Award for best poem written
in any form; the de Schweinitz
Poetry Award for best poem written
in open form; the Barnes Poetry
Award for the best poem written in
traditional form; the Staff Poetry
Award, selected by Pulse editorial
staff with eligibility limited to
undergraduates; the Pulse Fiction
Award for best short story; and the
Pulse Essay Award for the best
personal, narrative or descriptive
essay.
Holstead said that all entries are
given to the judges by title only.
Information about the author is not
seen by the judges until after
winners are selected according to the
number of points earned from a
point-system scale.
Winners are announced at the
poetry readings on Poetry Day each
fall and spring. Distribution of the
fall issue will begin immediately
Pulse editors Karen Holstead, left, and Melissa Hudler
Photo by David Crus
upon return from the printers, which
Holstead said is targeted for Dec. 1.
“Karen and 1 are both excited
about becoming editors for the 30th
anniversary issue,” Hudler said. “I
hope we can add something different
to the next issue, such as original
music scores or maybe even parodies
of song lyrics and well-known
poems.”
Holstead stated that she would
like to see more personal as well as
critical essays submitted.
“Most of the entries are from the
English or education students, but
we want and encourage people from
all fields to submit,” she said.
For more information on Pulse,
contact the editors, faculty adviser R-f
S. Gwynn or English department
chair Tim Summerlin.
Entry forms are available in the'
English department office in 03 antf
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Quintet to perform
in Recital Hall today
By Stacey Ratcliff
UP contributing writer
The Lamar College of Fine Arts
and Communication and the
department of music will present the
Lamar Brass Faculty Quintet in a
recital today at 10:10 a.m. in the
Music Building Recital Hall.
Two of the rhembers of the
quintet are Lamar students Kevin
Stone, Beaumont senior, on trumpet
and Nathan Frazier, Vidor
sophomore, on tuba.
Faculty members performing are
Raul Ornelas, trumpet; Robert
Culbertson, horn; and Wayne Dyess,
trombone.
“The program is going to
represent, music from the
Renaissance, Baroque, Classical,
Romantic, and Contemporary
periods,” Ornelas said.
The finale will be a medley of
three polkas, “The Beer Barrel,”
“Pennsylvania” and “Too Fat.”
The quintet plans to perform
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elementary schools.
The concert is open to the public.
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